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Newspaper
Forbes Advocate
Location
Forbes, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
2
McNeilly Crampton Martin Ltd advertises private and auction sale services with experience and ready professionals. It lists contact lines and Lord's Place Orange as a location reference in fragmented copy.
F A Meinke announces curing bacon operations for the season conclude on the last Saturday in September. Phone contact provided for orders and inquiries.
Fragmented ad style text promises a cough and flu remedy for many Australians. It provides unclear preparation steps and mentions sweetened water and soothing effects, but details are garbled and difficult to parse. The piece reads like a promotional snippet for a home remedy with potential health claims.
The Honorable B. Stevens and his wife and small son received a civic reception at the Town Hall. In his remarks Stevens discussed economic challenges and measures in place to support recovery while defending fiscal management and government accounts amid low prices for primary products and proposed economy in public spending.
Poorly readable OCR fragment hints at a local shopping or sports feature. Mentions Jack Delaney and homewivea, implies sharpening scores by an export. References Toni and Austen Pratley and Lalwat atylen arriving first for the season.
The Forbes team defeated South Forbes 10 to 0 amid rough play, with critics noting the South Forbes defense and urging better officiating as the match drew to a close. The win caps a tense home game marked by aggressive play and disputed calls, leaving readers debating the referee’s rulings.
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